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home contacts & membership general interest job openings hortulus staff: digital publishing column journal volume 1, number 1, 2005 volume 2, number 1, 2006 volume 3, number 1, 2007 volume 4, number 1, 2008 volume 5, number 1, 2009 volume 6, number 1, 2010 volume 7, number 1, 2011 volume 8, number 1, 2012 volume 9, number 1, 2013 volume 10, number 1, 2013 volume 10, number 2, 2014 volume 11, number 1, 2014 volume 11, number 2, 2015 volume 12, number 1, 2015 volume 12, number 2, 2016 about submission guidelines hortulus ~ the online graduate journal of medieval studies assistant editor positions. application due jan 5, 2017 28 monday nov 2016 posted by hortuluseditors in uncategorized ≈ leave a comment hortulus is currently hiring four assistant editors for the spring 2017 and fall 2017 issues. head over to the job description if you are interested in joining the team! call for papers fall 2016 issue “gendered spaces” – extended 03 monday oct 2016 posted by hortuluseditors in uncategorized ≈ leave a comment the deadline for our fall 2016 issue gendered spaces has been extended to october 14. job opening: junior reviews editor 23 friday sep 2016 posted by hortuluseditors in uncategorized ≈ leave a comment hortulus is taking applications for a junior reviews editor position! applications close october 14, 2016. for more details, visit our job openings page. call for reviewers! 22 monday aug 2016 posted by hortuluseditors in uncategorized ≈ leave a comment karma lochrie’s nowhere in the middle ages is available for review. if you are interested in reviewing this book (as before, you’ll receive a free copy for a mere 500-1000 word review), or another book, please email our reviews editor, paul, at reviews@hortulus-journal.com. thank you, the hortulus team. more information about nowhere in the middle ages can be found here. call for reviewers! 15 monday aug 2016 posted by hortuluseditors in uncategorized ≈ leave a comment nicole nolan sidhu’s indecent exposure: gender, politics, and obscene comedy in middle english literature is available for review. if you are interested in reviewing this book (and receiving a free copy for a mere 500-1000 word review), or another book, please email our reviews editor, paul, at reviews@hortulus-journal.com. thank you, the hortulus team. more information about indecent exposure can be found at: http://www.upenn.edu/pennpress/book/15522.html cfp: “gendered spaces” fall 2016 issue 08 monday aug 2016 posted by hortuluseditors in uncategorized ≈ leave a comment deadline extended! hortulus: the online graduate journal of medieval studies is a refereed, peer-reviewed, and born-digital journal devoted to the culture, literature, history, and society of the medieval past. published semi-annually, the journal collects exceptional examples of work by graduate students on a number of themes, disciplines, subjects, and periods of medieval studies. we also welcome book reviews of monographs published or re-released in the past five years that are of interest to medievalists. for the fall issue we are highly interested in reviews of books which fall under the current special topic. the concept of gendered spaces—areas in which particular genders and types of gender expression are considered welcome or appropriate while other gender types are unwelcome or inappropriate—is a key element in the study of human geography. gendering spaces is one way in which social systems maintain the organization of gender, and can preserve and dictate the accepted norms of gendered behavior, as well as relationships and hierarchies between men and women. studying gendered spaces—environments, landscapes, and other places that have been designated specifically for “men” or for “women,” as well as the “public-private” divide often defined with men in public and women in private spaces, for example—can provide us with important knowledge of the ways in which the spaces we inhabit reinforce our cultural positions from a gendered perspective; for instance, how such spaces serve to segregate or to unify, to reinforce or subvert traditional forms of masculinity and femininity. this understanding, in turn, can shed light on existing power structures and the conflicts and issues that arise between men and women in a given culture. for our fall 2016 themed issue we invite proposals that explore the subject of gendered spaces from a medieval vantage point, considering ways in which medieval society powerfully shaped and sought to control ideas of masculinity and femininity through the public and private spaces that were designated for men and women and how those spaces were used. we hope to attract articles offering comparative and multidisciplinary perspectives, and welcome contributions from the fields of history, art history, literary scholarship, archeology, anthropology, or any other discipline that will contribute to our thinking about gender in the medieval period. potential topics for papers include the role of gender in medieval households, religious institutions, outdoors activities, (symbolic) landscapes, law, architecture, medicine, childcare, educational institutions, and literary spaces. contributions should be in english and roughly 6,000–12,000 words, including all documentation and citational apparatus; book reviews are typically between 500-1,000 words but cannot exceed 2,000. all notes must be endnotes, and a bibliography must be included; submission guidelines can be found here. contributions may be submitted to hortulus@hortulus-journal.com and are due 14 october 2016. if you are interested in submitting a paper but feel you would need additional time, please send a query email and details about an expected time-scale for your submission. queries about submissions or the journal more generally can also be sent to this address. introducing our new co-editor! 02 tuesday aug 2016 posted by hortuluseditors in uncategorized ≈ leave a comment after careful review of the excellent applications we received, we are pleased to welcome gwendolyne knight keimpema as our new junior editor. she will start working in this capacity for the fall issue, with nadine kuipers becoming senior editor as melissa ridley elmes steps down from the position after two years of commitment to hortulus. gwendolyne holds a m.sc in information and library studies from the robert gordon university, a ma degree in medieval studies from stockholm university, as well as a ma in archeology from aberdeen university. she is currently writing her dissertation on the social implications of shapeshifting imagery in early medieval europe for her phd project at stockholm university. gwendolyne’s multidisciplinary background has allowed her to work both as as an assistant editor for hortulus for our fall 2015 issue and copyeditor for the popular science publication au magazine at the university of aberdeen. we look forward to the new ideas and perspectives she will bring to hortulus. the hortulus team would like to express their gratitude to melissa ridley elmes, for her dedication as an editor, her guidance and direction, and her willingness to explore new avenues of digital publishing. we congratulate melissa with her new appointment as assistant professor of english and medieval literature at lindenwood university and wish her all the best for her future pursuits. now accepting applications for the hortulus co-editor position! 16 saturday apr 2016 posted by hortuluseditors in uncategorized ≈ 2 comments we are accepting applications at this time for the hortulus co-editor position.this is a two-year appointment lasting from 2016-2018; the first year is spent in a junior editorial, training capacity, while the second year comprises senior editorial duties. the deadline for applications is july 1. further information can be found here: https://hortulus-journal.com/job-openings/ call for papers: spring 2016 open issue 18 friday dec 2015 posted by hortuluseditors in uncategorized ≈ leave a comment hortulus: the online graduate journal of medieval studies is a refereed, peer-reviewed, and born-digital journal devoted to the culture, literature, history, and society of the medieval past. published semi-annually, the journal collects exceptional examples of work by graduate students on a number of themes, disciplines, subjects, and periods of medieval studies. we also welcome book reviews of monographs published or re-released in the past five years that are of interest to medievalists. for the spring issue we are highly interested in reviews of books which fall under the current special topic. our upcoming issue will be published in the spring of 2016, and is an open issue with no theme. we particularly encourage the submission of proposals that take a strongly theoretical and/or interdisciplinary approach, and that examine new and previously unconsidered aspects of these subjects within medieval studies. articles may be from any discipline: history, art history, archaeology, literature, linguistics, music, theology, etc. work from every interpretive angle is encouraged. most importantly, we seek engaging, original work that contributes to our collective understanding of the medieval era. contributions should be in english and roughly 6,000 – 12,000 words, including all documentation and citational apparatus; book reviews are typically between 500-1,000 words but cannot exceed 2,000. all notes must be endnotes, and a bibliography must be included; submission guidelines can be found here. contributions may be submitted to hortulus@hortulus-journal.com and are due february 15, 2016. if you are interested in submitting a paper but feel you would need additional time, please send a query email and details about an expected time-scale for your submission. queries about submissions or the journal more generally can also be sent to this address. (update) assistant editor positions. application due jan 15, 2016 18 friday dec 2015 posted by hortuluseditors in uncategorized ≈ leave a comment job purpose assistant editors will help in the editing and proofreading of the articles and reviews accepted by the journal. assistants may also be asked to take on additional projects such as drafting and disseminating calls for papers, pr, and correspondence; opportunities will be given to assistant editors who wish to gain more experience with html coding should they be interested. assistants will work closely with both the junior and senior editors but will have limited contact with one another. there will be four assistant editor positions open—two for the spring 2016 open issue and two for the themed issue, “gender and the feast,” in the autumn of 2016. the posts will be roughly 5 months in duration, with the majority of the workload taking place in the 3 months prior to the issue’s publication. applicants must maintain their position as a graduate student (us)/post-graduate researcher (uk) during the entire length of the position and must not graduate during this period. if you have already received your doctorate degree or will receive your doctorate degree during this term you will be ineligible for the position. an assistant editorship will provide a chance to gain some experience working for hortulus and if you are interested in becoming a hortulus editor in the future, taking on an assistant position would serve you well with respect to experience. main duties & responsibilities 1. to engage in detailed editing of content published by the journal including but not limited to organization, comprehension, grammar, style, and quality assurance. 2. to accomplish assigned work in a timely and efficient manner 3. to be willing to learn new skills required by the position both generally and specifically related to programs and applications. knowledge, qualifications, skills, and experience essential ability to edit prose for content, organization, and detailed areas such as grammar and punctuation organizational skills it literacy communicative able to adhere to strict editorial schedule desirable familiarity with basic html rate of pay all positions at hortulus are un-paid voluntary positions and provide an opportunity for ma/phd students to get more involved in online academic publishing. closing date 15th of january, 2016 application please email the following items to hortulus@hortulus-journal.com your completed assistant editor application form a copy of your cv in pdf format a short cover letter with your statement of interest ← older posts navigation about contacts & membership general interest hortulus staff: digital publishing column job openings assistant editor positions. application due jan 5, 2017 journal volume 1, number 1, 2005 volume 12, number 1, 2015 volume 12, number 2, 2016 letter from the editor volume 2, number 1, 2006 volume 3, number 1, 2007 volume 4, number 1, 2008 volume 5, number 1, 2009 volume 6, number 1, 2010 volume 7, number 1, 2011 volume 8, number 1, 2012 volume 9, number 1, 2013 volume 10, number 1, 2013 volume 10, number 2, 2014 volume 11, number 1, 2014 submission guidelines volume 11, number 2, 2015 twitter updates job opening! we are hiring four assistant editors for our spring and fall 2017 issues. come join the team: hortulus-journal.com/job-openings/a… 1 week ago cfp extended! please submit your contribution to our fall 2016 issue "gendered spaces" before october 14. more info… twitter.com/i/web/status/7… 2 months ago reminder! hortulus is still accepting submissions to our fall 2016 issue "gendered spaces" - visit hortulus-journal.com/2016/08/08/cfp… for more info! 2 months ago follow @hortulusjournal rss - posts hortulus journal's group blog at wordpress.com.

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